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Really good OC they will be adjusting to, with the news that just came out.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/sto...oordinator

The opening stretch just got that much tougher.

Agree, but I suspect there will be a bit of an adjustment to Kingsbury.  By 2020, Daniels has the potential to be scary.

Interesting question as to what $C is trying to do ... or become on offense.

As far as I know, Kingsbury has had a rather consistent offensive approach - an air-raid, Dykes/Leach disciple.
It looks to me that in every year but one he was at Texas Tech, they had the highest ratio of total yards from passing in their conference. And that's in the Big 12.
They're slightly less extreme than WSU, but it's basically the same approach.

That has never been the approach at U$C. $C has mostly tried to be a balanced, traditionally pro-style offense. For many-a-recent-year they were the most similar in the conference as Stanford as to their approach on offense. Helton has taken that approach, though this year they were passing at a greater rate than the last two years. 

So, has $C decided to go air-raid, all-pass offense?
Does $C have personnel well suited to that? [smaller quicker OL, tons of WR, accurate but not necessarily strong armed QB]
Has $C decided Kingsbury will be just as good running a more pro-style offense?

Or has $C made no such decision at all, and simply noted Kingsbury was a big name on the market?

[CTcard]

Really good OC they will be adjusting to, with the news that just came out.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/sto...oordinator

The opening stretch just got that much tougher.

Agree, but I suspect there will be a bit of an adjustment to Kingsbury.  By 2020, Daniels has the potential to be scary.

Interesting question as to what $C is trying to do ... or become on offense.

As far as I know, Kingsbury has had a rather consistent offensive approach - an air-raid, Dykes/Leach disciple.
It looks to me that in every year but one he was at Texas Tech, they had the highest ratio of total yards from passing in their conference. And that's in the Big 12.
They're slightly less extreme than WSU, but it's basically the same approach.

That has never been the approach at U$C. $C has mostly tried to be a balanced, traditionally pro-style offense. For many-a-recent-year they were the most similar in the conference as Stanford as to their approach on offense. Helton has taken that approach, though this year they were passing at a greater rate than the last two years. 

So, has $C decided to go air-raid, all-pass offense?
Does $C have personnel well suited to that? [smaller quicker OL, tons of WR, accurate but not necessarily strong armed QB]
Has $C decided Kingsbury will be just as good running a more pro-style offense?

Or has $C made no such decision at all, and simply noted Kingsbury was a big name on the market?